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>grapli and Messenger. ~~^XcON, FEBBPAlt) 1, 1870 Congressional Blower. nera id makes itself merry over a new „ . for the vcntillation of the Congressional ‘ 5 j UC , C ‘ l0 supply the necessities of members cb8I “ ra oxygen and a pnrer atmosphere. A f0rID ,,i 0 «r is called for to remedy the mis- 6l£3 ! 1 f the architect, and this is to work like fans of the great smelting furnaces— ifo-a precise^ opposite purpose. In the .case, the more to inflame the fiery, in- *** heat of the Uvid mass within, while * latte* they are expected to rodnoe the ia . temperature and bring red hot radicnl- tn to cool blood and sober reason. We 150 fLv that if it is in the power of any me- l contrivance to reduce the temperature _ u ong ht to be tried, evenat theex- ofCoogr • • nfl horse-power engine <o pense « “ driTe ‘ t th0 , lgr im joke,” as the Herald calls it, l A . S .,°'" r „ nre blowers enough in Congress al- ******* jg quite stale and true, but we beg ready— ^ ^ presse d to the defeat of this ex it vm no ^ or yet tha t other suggestion of a penmen^.^ ^ it ia only since the j induction of African legislators into ^cress is threatened that members have be- ^to talk about ventilation by means of huge S fans driven up to a speed of 20,000revolu- a minute by monster engines. We hope L Radical party will not split on this project . of nn y needless sensitivenecs in respect to the physical peculiarities of the man and brother. He cannot help his odor, and it is not a “constitutional disqualification.” But if, as the Herald says, the two chambers are so defi- rientin fresh air that members are “like a mouse under an exhausted receiver,” it is evi dent that this “distinction of raoe,” though perfectly lawful, maybe somewhat inconvenient Therefore, wo support the Congressional blower#. - A Disgusting Practice. We hope the day is very near at hand when tho abominable, ill-bred and most annoying o—ctice of rushing out of the theatre before the curtain falls, will be permanently abolished, here at least We have seen notices of Us pre- What Ails the Agency? The Atlanta Agensy is like a balking horse—{ ora crazy piece of machinery in onskUlful hands —a superannuated steamboat, for example, doing her last day’s service in a retired Ijonisi-: ana Bayou, with a captain, engineer and crew extemporised from the darkeys in the neighbor, hood. There’s a fearful difficulty in getting the thing to go, and much danger that she will take direction, .as Suggs says, “hellwards” when she starts.,, The darkey crew wall their eyes about fearfully at every now and unex pected contortion of the dilapidated monster. Every new spiteful pbizz from the leaky boiler —-every portentous groan from a rusty gudgeon, enlarges their protruding eye-bulls. To lie^ still is destruction, and to start is, as Suggs fur ther remarks, “ damnification, if not diabolish ment. ” The hollering and fussing—the order ing and the countermandering—the cussing and the coaxing—the tying up and untying—the jointing, unjointiug, oiling, fixing, shoving, hissing, spitting and roaring, exceed any known except a menagerie broke loose. This seems to us as faithful a “picter” of the varied experience with the Atlanta Agency as any ever drawn by the sun pencil of the inim itable Pugh. For sixteen days, this nonde script, or “what ia it," has been starting and stopping, tying up and untying, hollering, or-, dering, fussing, and blowing about generally, with more noise and confusion than the old bayou steamboat; and with as little confidence or steadiness of purpose. The crew of outsiders extemporized to run her, niggers and whites, appear to be equally at loss what to do with tho crazy concern, and equally afraid that after all, she may give them a sudden and calamitous hoist, and they may “go np!” They let on the steam a bit in the morning, and just so soon as she begins to hiss and rum ble, they start back in alarm and cry out “stop heb.” They send a written order to that effect in a minute, and lest it should not be obeyed, it is both military and civil—from the captain and the cook—both sign it. But no sooner is the old croft at comparative rest than their uneasi ness is redoubled. They hurry off with long telegrams to Washington to know what s to be done next? and cackle about like distracted bam door fowls till they know what is next to be done. ~ In this fearfnl condition of affairs, the “Old Agency” was still a fizzing, np to Wednesday morning, with the promise of a then, final start the realization whereof we shall know about be fore going to press. The whole performance is as unique ns the craft What kind of a machine that is which is run as a State Legislature, capable of amend ing the Constitution by military orders and tel egrams from Washington, under an outside crew, directed by a functionary claiming to be a Provisional Governor, it is hardly worth while to inquire. We call it a Congressional Agency, - no t that, what is it? If s-o-x don’t anduu.- " n,> It is a creature spell socks, what do it spo... ' '* —- fearfully and wonderfnHy made; but tne ture of its performances is still uncertain. It may blow ns up or itself np. It is bound to qd before it goes to the bot- .FiNASUlAL and commercial blow someuu^ tom. valence elsewhere, but we cannot think it ever was as bad anywhere as hero. Fall five minutes before the play is over, and in many represen ts jnst when tho crisis is reached, a crowd of men and boys rise np all over the house, and rash for the door as if the sheriff were after them. Of conrse this disturbs and distracts both actors, and that portion of the audience who wish to see and hear the finale. We see no ■nor reason for any such indecent haste. • - as-mlv impolite. We sense iu, — - - It is in bad taste and excetM~- 0 . hope Macon audiences will, in future, cease - B We do not know exactly what remedy to pro- — rvnoDle will persist in thus misbehav- —. Ano to the leading poseinca»w r . . -- - ine themselves,but we snggea. — lady of the company here now—wo mean Mm. Oates. She seems to have her audiences well in hand,” and may bo able to manage even these disturbers of the peace. It is this: Just so soon as the rush commences, let her step to the foot lights and calll on them to stop and resume their seats—that the bouse is not on fire, nor tho play over and that thus to turn their backs on ladies is neither politic nor polite. Wo feel confident that she couia pnt a stop to it by some such proceednre. m liaster of til© Sitnatlon, Gen. Terry is master of the situation. The New York Herald, of Sunday, says the Presi dent has received a twenty-four page letter from Gen. Terry, giving an account of his action in reference to members of the Legislature alleged r — to be ineligible, and claiming, not only the Senate _ in ^ cont rol of the public moneys, right to decide that question, but also who shall L brid Eadieal, of Iowa, and Fernando fill the vacancies occasioned by ousting the m- Wo0(J j> emocre t, of New York, both offered eligibles. He claims that those persons receiv- challenging the right of the treaty- ingthe next highest vote shall be seated, and power to commit the Government to as the President is declared by the Herald to purchases, and no doubt law and equity CHEESE—According to quality, fully endorse Terry’s views, this will doubtless ^ both against it LARD—. 1*1. ! I””.*- be done. So that Gen. Terry has the game of The Constitution properly restricts the power I gpjGAR-Xccording to grado... organization in his own hands At the hour of | f originating appropriations to the House MO^^cco^igto ^ 65 * writing this paragraph (4 p. m.) wo are withou and this g^ni c f exclusive power clearly . 2 75 @5 information from Atlanta, but we suppose Gen. | treaty-mailing power to the duty TIi© San Doiuingo Affair. ^ Our Washington correspondent says thero s a hitch in tho St. Domingo annexation, and it may fail. That will be a little awkward, as about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in gold nre said to have already been paid by the Administration to Baez & Co., in advance of the ratification of the treaty, and reclamation _ will bo difficult. However, if the Senate will BULK OT ATO-CleM Sides...... $- @ refuse to make the purchase, the loss of the | Weekly He view of the Market. OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, ( Jakcaby26—Evening, 1870. ( Cotton.—Receipts to-day S64 bales; sales 627; shipped 501. - ' - - S'..xdir-a • I.vtr Receipts for the week ending this evening, the above included, 1196 bales; sales for the same time 1973; shipments 2044—showing a tailing off in're ceipts of last week from those of the week before, 130 bales; and a falling off in sales of 90 bales. The market has been firm'with a good demand all the week, bat the offering stock has been light On Saturday last prices advanced %c and the market closed firm on that day at 23% for middlings. ‘ On Monday it opened active at Saturday’s rates.and closed firm at an advance of another %c. On Tues day the very favorable reports from Manchester and tho Liverpool market caused quite a flutter among buyers here, and tho market closed baoyant at 23% @24 cents. To-day the market was again active and prices firm at 24 cents, though there was not that buoyancy and animation of the day before. MACON COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand Sept. 1,1869—bales.. 179 Received to-day 864 . Received previously 65,233—65,G02 65,781 Shipped to-dav 501 Shipped previously. 48,110—48,611 Stook on band this evening.......... 17,170 FBETOBT ON COTTON FROM MACON. Freight, all rail to Savannah $0.50 100 lbs Freight, sail Savannah to Boston... .%c B lb Freight, sail Savannah to Liverpool. 9-lGd, and Id D lb by steam. Freight, through by rail and steam to New York $1.35 T? 100 lbs Freight, through by rail andstoam to * Philadelphia 1-85 t? 100 lbs Freight, through by rail and steam to Baltimore....... 1.35U1001bs Fi°ight, through by rail and steam to Boston, via Now York 1.70 V 100 lha Freight tariff from Macon to Brunswick the samo as from Macon to Savannah—50 cents per hundred pounds on cotton. Financial.—Money continues comparatively easy in this market and the banks readily discount good paper at quoted rates. The stock and bond market is very qniet, and but light investments are being made in this class of securities. Wo quote: EXCHANGE ON NEW FOBS. Buying PP* Selling.. prem. EXCHANGE ON SAVANNAH. Buying k die. Selling UNTIED STATES CUBBENCX—LOANS. Per month 1%@2 P®f cent gold and silver. Buying rates for Gold J® Selling J Buying rates for Silver J J* Selling 1 20 RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. Central Railroad Stock - Central Railroad Bonds... 115 Macon & Western T> " 98 Southw^ 1 - .u&uroad Stock 125 ° '..-ctem Railroad Stock 93 •southwestern Railroad Bonds 98 Macon & Brunswick Stock 35 Macon & Brunswick Railroad Endorsed Bonds... 87 Georgia Railroad Stock 102 Georgia Railroad Bonds '. 98 Muscogee Railroad Bonds 95 Atlantic & Gulf Railroad Stock 40 Augusta * x,»^- boroRailr - 0&dstock f7 South Carolina RailroadStocx...1«.> Cotton States Life Insurance Stock. iuO Groceries and Provisions.—Trade is now confin ed mostly to this branch of business. During tho •—market has been unusually week under rovie » °f steady and prices, except in the single bacon, have been finn’.tbroughout. After c »refuUy revising quotations we make.but one or two slight changes, as follows: BACON-Clear Sides (smoked).... 9 19X @ Clear Rib Sides (smoked)... 18/4^ Shoulders...... §SS8SS^::- 30 00. Bacon scarce; Bhonlders 14’^: clear rib sides 175.(; no clear sides in market. Lard, tjerce 16K017; keg n*£((rl8. Sugar, -prime 12@12J^. Molasses, prime' 6S©70. Wliisky 95:31 05. Coffee quiet: fair loXtotitf; prime 17^@17}<C. Gold 21%. Sterling 32. New York Sight % discount. . ’ Koreigis Markets. 4 JL ,’ ! London, January 26, noon.—Consols 92%. Bonds SG%. Tallow dull. l.TvrHpnnr. January 26, noon..—Cotton market buoyant; uplands 11%; Orleans 11%<&12%; sales 12.000 bales. Later.— Cotton firm;.sales 15,000 bales. • ♦ -' - ; Pork quiet. Lard buoyant at 74. LmarooL,. January 26, evening.—Cotton market buoyant; uplands 11%; Orleans 12; salos 16,000 bales; for export and speculation 4000. Common Rosin 5s3d. Havre, January 26, noon.—Cotton opened active and firmer on spot and afloat at 138%. Paris, January 2.6, noon.—Bourse opened firm. Rentes 73f82c. ' " ' ~ A GOOD MAGAZINE. THE SOUTHERN FARM AND HOME. J. W.BVRSEA CO., - - Gen. W. S. HROWNE, - - Publishers > • • Editor. Au Illustrated Monthly Journal OP AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, AND MATTERS RELATING TO FIRESIDE AND FIELD. T HIS work is bcnntlfully printed and con tains thirty-two Pages of Kcadinsr Mut ter. IVeintecd to furnish a FIRS F-CL A S3 PAPER, both as to Matter and Execution. Wo shall em ploy The Best Talent which tho country affords in every department, and wo intend to spire no pains to make the paper A Reliable Authority to all seeking information on everythin; relating to The Farm and the Household. Eminent Practical AgncuUuruu. win oomr.uu t> articles concerning The Preparation and Cnltnre of the Soil. Skilled Horticul'urista and Fruit Growers w 11 keep our readers posted in regard to The Garden and Orchard. Persons of acknowledged experience and skill in ttio raisirg and c^ro of stock will devoto tneir a*tcn~ tion to this important subject. The Domestic Department or the House hold, The kitchen, thi larder, tho store room, R..d‘the fowl yard-with approved recipes m all branches ol housewifery, shall be attended to carefully. Wohave male arrangementstp illustrate tho text with appropriate • . Wood Engravings, and while the greater portion of the paper wiff be de voted to the instruction and benefit of the heids of the house, the amusement of The Young People shall not he neglected. TERMS: Single cory 1 year — Three copier 1 year.—— — Five copies 1 year— ..—">.>.82 00 Single copy, six •”' ,> GO ......«,n>r.v.v.*.v—7 £0 -»unthe l .i-.v.v,; r.. 1 00 ... „ . in,VaKabiy in advance. m . Adjffia W. BURKE & CO., Mi ton. Gi. TueFarm and Homo is clubbed with tho Telegraph and Measencer as follows: Weekly, and Farm and Home 00 Semi-Weekly, and Farm and Homo 5 00 WE DESIRE THE FRIENDS OF THIS TRULY VALUABLE AND RELIABLE FERTILIZER to know that we are now prepared to sell a limited quantity on Time, for approved Savannah, Augusta and Ma con acceptances. We have now in Store, and on the way, THREE THOUSAND TONS. So SEND IN YOUll ORDERS AT ONCE. J. B. WILSON & CO., ^General Agents, 106 Bay Street, jan-7-diylm - Savannah,Georgia. new Fair Ground, B. B., TBS OAKLEY SKILLS FiamLiZFR r.OMPANY. Manufactory ojjtpoaUe ATLANTA, GEORGIA, Offer to the Planters of the South PURE DISSOLVED BONES. T PURE FLOUR OF RAW BONES. PURE FRESH GROUND LANb PLASTER, DICKSON’S MIXTURE. Warranted of the purest ana nest materials. SUPER-PHOSPHATE, of the very highest grade, warranted equal to any made North or South. The Fertilizer business of the OAKLEY MIL' 0 MANUFACTURING COMPANY has hoe" - from Marietta to Atlanta,, and will above. We offer nothin* bn* .amoved ^ conducted a; x-URE ARTICLKK Prepared at our extensive Works by ourselves, and we rely solely upon tho real merits of our enterprise for continued success. L C. MANSFIELD. Bup’t. Office at the warehouse of Glenn A Wright. Address communications to J. F. Ntmso. Seen* ♦ sre nnd Treasurer. nov2d*w4m W.E. TANNER. ALEX. DELANEY METROPOLITAN WORKS BIOHMums, r .... Corner of Seventh and Canal Streets a rao o&AJOAVZoxr. fsT $2000 REWAHj GE0B6O. By A B. Bullock, Oovsrnor of said State. Wbgrxas. Official information has been received at this Department that a murder was committed be the county of Troup, in this Statu, on the person of Peter Smith, a person of color, whose body was found en Saturday, the 8th iurt., with indications that be had been shot in tbe back and bis throat cut from oar to ear. and that said murder Is alleged to have bee* comm.fid on the Tuesday night previous, bxone Robert P. Bellab, (white.) who has fled from justice; and, whereas, it has also been officially communicated to this Department that a most atrocious murder wee committed in the county of Houston, in this State, on the 16th last., upon the body of a colored man, as is alleged, by one Green berry £. Bonbart,' end that tbe said Bonhart has fled from jus*ice: • Now, therefore, to the end that they may be brought to trial for the mime with which they stand charged, respectively, I have thought proper to issue this, my Proclama tion. hereby offering a Reward of Citx Thousasb Dollsks each for the apprehension and delivery of the said Robert P. Bellah and Greeuberry B. Bon hart, with evidence sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of the respective counties where said crimes have been committed. And I do moreover charge and require all offioen in this State, civil and military, to be vigilant in en deavoring to apprehend the said fugitives from jus tice, in order that they may be brought to trial for the offense with which they stand charged. Given under my Hand end the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol, in Atlanta, this twentieth day of January, in the year of our Lord, Eighteen Hundred and Seventy, and of the Independence of the United States of America the Ninety-Fourth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. ' By the Governor: * David G. Cowing, j i Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION ag'Sl’S i&& JlSkfrtP. Bell'* 135 POUI108.* . ‘ in*"’ .npmei?2S fc, s t!5 Il i frauie dark hair and weighs about 130 to ..aid Greeuberry B. Bonhart is about 5 led » .ues high, dark complexion, dark hair, hasel ejes; caused Try erysypela*. little finger on left hand crook ed; wore'dark tweed tack coat end pants when last seen; is a wheelwright by trade. jan22-3tdAlw Daily and Farm and Home.. jan28-lt 1119 reiu>0 r r . bnomacrfl •••••• 01 $1^0,000 will be the best investment ever yet j^QGING-Borneo, 2%lbs. per yam.. made by tho Radical party. itAT.TNa TWINE.ne'r pound. 2? It seems both sides of the House moved IxiES—/itrow, per poind-.. simultaneously to declare its independence of COFFEE-Bio 22 the treaty-maMng power—the President and 1** Laguayra 80 Java 43 DRIED FRUIT, per pound 10 RICE per pound _ TEA—Black J 50 Green 2 00 BUTTER—Goshen 50 Tennessee Yellow 40 Country. 80 26 83 45 12J* _ 13X @ 2 00 @ 2 60 @ 60 Codfish per pound 10 60 40 25 60 25 20 70 00 00 @ 12}* @2 50 ISrA.-VA.SSA. Ammoniated Soluble PHOSPHATE, Manufactured by the Navassa Guano Co-, of Wilmington, 2f. C, JN HAGS OB Bamhdus. • j.i. the utmost 03re, cfep to which it may be applied. It is especially adapted to the growth of Cotton, Corn, Cereals, Anl all kinds <?( Fruits arw^ v egetables. It is manufactured of the samo materials fram j which the celebrated Patapsco Guano Co.’s rnoapimte I is prepared, and reference is made to that Company. (65 South st., Baltimore,) for its efficacy, quality and j uniformity, R> R BRIDGES. President. DONALD MACRAE. , „ Treasurer and Secrftlai7, # Wilmington, N. C. Ayer’s Ague Cure* For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, ChiH Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &o., and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, marah, or mianmatio poisons. No one remedy is louder called for by tho necessities of the American people than a sure and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we are now enabled to oner, with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with a9surance,fonnded on proof, thatno harm can arise from Us use in any quantity. That which protects from or prevents tins disor der must be of immease service in the communi- Prevails. Prevention Is better than must mn ThlB 11 CUHE r Fever ato Ague from the system, and prevents the development of the disease, if taken on the lint T. has “fixed things” to-day. Our night dis- adviaing and conS nlting with the House upon 2 50 patches will probably announce the exact result. ^ treaties which involve payments from the -\yHISKY—Common Bye 115 @ 1 40 l^cn.x^mDovo.-W. ahaH 6 ™p«,a U toy “"^“1 bracainc about Georgia Agriculture one week out consulting the House, they do it at the inspect to what Bowles’ says in his late book, manifest risk of frustration, breachof pnbho “Onr New West ” about Denver. For exam- faith and exposure to public ridicule. They 250 bushels of potatoes, and 60 to-<0 of both @ 5 00- @ 5 00 @ 4 00 @ 55 ® 70 @ 80 Q 1 00 @ 1 50 @ 7 60 cretionary power in regulating and controlling tho publio expenditure, on pain of seeing a treaty which has been ratified without its assent, fail for want of an appropiation to carry out its money stipulations. • This false practice has been successfully carried out in numerous in stances, and the House would be right in mak ing a stand against it for the future. Touched Bottom. We think poor old Virginia has touched bot tom at last She has floundered, and rolled, and tumbled in the mire for a long time by the help of some of her own people, bat she never got oats and barley.” And again: “Think of cab bages weighing 60 to CO pounds each! and po tatoes from 5 to C pounds—onions one to two pounds each, and beets from C to 10 J This beats even the Ocmnlgee bottoms. Gej. Lee.—A New "York letter of the 20th says Gen. Lee is expected in town to-morrow, and will be the guest of Mr. O. H. McCormicI .in tho Fifth Avenue, during his stay there. Tho latter will accompany the General to Portland, whither he goes to attend the Peabody obse quies, for which extraordinary preparations havo been mode. The “Geeks Lece” Excuesionxsts. Owing I mon ^ told her people that if they to some delay on the State Hoad, these excur- I jjgjjayo she would be kicked out of the Union sionists did not reach Atlanta until yesterday. again! That must have been a savory morsel Bourbon | 60 TOBACCO—Lowgradeaperpound 50 Medium...... £2 Good 75 Bright Virginia » Fancy...., 125 FLOUR Snperfine por bbl 7 00 Sj.::...; 9 60 @1000 Fancy Family Brands 11 00 @12 00 GRAIN AND BAT. COEN—Yellow, Mixed and White. 1 85 @ 1 40 meal GBITS OATS WHEAT—Per bushol FIELD PEAS HAY—Northern..: Tennesse Timothy Herds Grass Tennessee domestics. Macox SmETIXG Domestics—3-4 per yard SmETIXG—7-8 per yard. 1 40 1 00 Of @ 1 00 @ 1 25 1 60 @ 2 00 2 00 @ 2 00 2 00 1 90 2 00 2 00 15KQ .....12K 13%@ 14 ....15 @15J* LAWTON & LAWTON. Agents, Macon, G-a. jan23-w3mosilt PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY’S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LMF 5 | For Composting with Cotton Seed. I rriHlS ARTICLE IS MANUFACURED AT THE I Company’s Works, under the direction and super intendence of Da. RAVENEL. „ . ,, it contains tho same elements of fertility, asboluble Pa-ific Ouano, except that it is not famished with Ammonia, It is prepared expressly for composting with cotton seed, which lumishes the element of Am i monia; tho object beinz to render that nae product of the plantation available to tho highest degree an el emont of fertility. For further find particular infinna | li.m. apply to the undersigned AY RES, Acent ut Macon Ga. J’lUN S. REESE A CO.. General Asents, Baltimoto Terms—$45 cash, or $50on ut November, 1S70, for approved City Acceptance or other good security. dec!5 d*w4m BAKER’S ISLAND GUANO. not I —qv* u the cheapest. The I wh h . .apply for & dollar brings it —a tbe reach of everybody; and in bilious dis tricts, where Fever and Ague prevails, every body should have it, and use it freely both for cure and protection. It is hoped this price will place it within tho reach of all—the poor as well as the rich. A great superiorityofthls remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cure of Intcrmittents is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral; consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the con stitution. Those cored by it are left as healthy as consequence or tho miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise from its Irritation, among which are Neural gia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painlhl Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis, and derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the intermittent type, or^ become periodical. This “ Cure” expels tho poison from tho blood, and' consequently cures them all alike. It is an invalnable protection to immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily residing in the malarious districts. If taken occasionally or dally while exposed to the infection.thatwill be excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in suffi cient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it Is even more valuable for protection than enre; and few will ever suffer from Intermittents if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy af- ljords. For XAver Complaints, arising from torpidi* iv of the Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stimulat ing the Liver into healthy activity, and produ cing many truly remarkable cures, where other medicines fail. • PREP ARID BY WM. E. TANNEE & CO., Stationary & Portable Engines, SAW BfflXiZaB, BOHYERS, BRIDGE BOLTS AND CASTINGS, IRON AND BRASS WORK PLASTER, GRIST AND BARK MILLS. r lON and WOODEN TRUCKS for Core IM- ,.,^S VJ5D MACMNERY ofaliki^sbStUW Also. Agent sin the Southern States for Blake’s Paw Stsne & Ore Break S.&. *»«-- —wVN.As't, «epti-dftwly No 55 TMrd st, Maeozi.Qa* • ▼V. Bn TIBO*. WM. W. GOROOlf. TISON& GORDON, COTTON FACTORS — AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 96 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, - - - - GEORGIA. B AGGING and ROPE or IRON TIES advanced on Crops. Liberal Cash advances made on consignments of Cotton. Grateful for liberal patronage In tbe past, a con tinuance of the same is respectfully solicited. sept2-d4w6m « SAD AXIS! Dr. J. C. AYES & CO., Dowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemists, AND SOLD ALL HOUND THE WORLD. PMICE, $1.00 MX BOTTOM. Fold by L. W. HUNT & CO.. J. H. ZEILIN & CO., and -li t-e Druggists in Macon. Also, all Druggists an t Healers in Medicine everywhere. j tcl2-d3tawatemi*w C!TY BANKING COMPANY OF MACON. : : 8200,000* C&fcri CAPITAL, *. tr. GMdDAl.L. C&saisa. c. a. Nc rrixa. PsEgipsKr. msgerous: W. B.JOHNATON. J. J. GRESHAM. VF. S. HOLT. J. E. JONES. *9- Will do a General Ranking Ru-dnessin all its DataUs.-fci They were to leave there last night, and will for tho jubilators—the sanlto firers, eh! They —. I oBgtt nofc to ,^4 it> though, for “aint wo in the Union, and aint the door open and No. 2,7 19 Richmond Jlilledgeville, No. 1 -22 Flint River. No. 1 23 _22H @ 21 arrive here a few minutes past eight o’clock this morning. The dinner to be given them will, WE ABE OFFERING 400 TONS OF TBE BAKER’S ISLAND GUANO, j MPORTED direct by ship El Dorado, at *50 p sr ton I I^f^Tonndsrca.h.“nwrub a -b^rdeloroaaged I and sent to the P.ailroad Depot, on receipt of Sol per wa understand, come off at the Linier House. | the fat things of office in reaoh at last?” The Royalty oh its Travels.—The Jenkins of the Herald, reporting the trip of H. E. H. Prince Arthur from New York to Washington, says: Among the prominent persons on board was Fred. Douglas, the negro orator, who occupied a car next to that of tho Princo and smto. This was a delicate tribute to royal etiquette by the functionaries controlling the trip Fred. - . , . . ? w Douglas being the most august embodiment of firing business when Georgia cr » wls the political power in America. I of the Bollock party. If there Tee Delaware Peach Crop.—Tho Delaware LATEST MARKETS TY TELEGRAPH Domestic Markets. New York, January 26, noon.—Cotton firm hut L^rdhelp the future^of Vfrgima^mampiriated | fining. Wheat dull and l towar. | d The Baker’s isfiiid'contai'ns per tho^anal^sis of Dr, leans. 82% per cent (' discovered. Address, by such Dalgettya! They don’t care one straw Com iet ^ nnc hanged. Pork heavy; mess 27 60. for anything in the world but P^er and tard ^utot would territorialize to-morrow, if that meant gtocta steady and firm. Money easy at6@7. Ex- fatter offices. We hope the future of the grand change, long 9%; short 9%. Gold 213$. 1862s. cou- ton. according to oraors. . , _ , , ... . i We offer also 600 tons of Jarvis’ Island, which bos been ext osed since the Federal troops took the city, at $31 per ton of 2000 pounds—sent to the depot ad dressed according to orders, . The Baker’s Island contains per the analysis of Dr. Means, 82% per cent of phosphates, the richest ever | d. old State trill not be committed to the guardian- Bhip of these people, at all hazards. Now who proposes to take stock in tho salute pons°15%. rrennoBaees, ex-coupons 54%; new 46%. Yireiniaa, -ex-couponB 55; new 61. Lomsianas, old G8?new 64: levee 6s 63; 8s 74. Alabama 8s 94; 5s 63. Georgia 6a 80; 7s 92. North Carolina 7a, old 40%; new 24%. South Carolina 7s, old 81; new 77. ' New York. January 26, evening.—Cotton quiet but firm; sales 2800 bales at25%. Flour favors buy ere; superfine 4 70@4 85, common peach crop of 1869 footed up 8,000,000 baskets, The average net profit per basket was 50 oents, making the crop not the growers $1,500,000.— At this rate Messrs. Corbit and Shallcross, fruit growers of Odessa, in that State, realized $50,. 000 each, on 100,000 baskets. The crop of ’C9 was the largest ever gathered. any we want to see them-wewant fa_ know I in© iaco I ^ nnntoy rA(1 And &mb who, with any claim to decency, and in the face 1 j^^iowTr; winter red and >“ter Western l'S0@ ot wU h.. k.pp»ed to- m to. “3,^ S“!a liberately to Dslaro acd manll0 ? d p.opt. to c«i«b„t. ..a pm ins over their own shame. j uronov verv oasy at 4@6. Sterling Money very easy at4®6. Sterling 9@9%. Gold strong at 21%. Governments strong-,1862# /5%. Southerns generally steady. , . Bavaiwah, January 26—Cotton receipts 16M bales; sales 500; exports 51; middlings 25; market firm. I | . a.* wuiou. l -- The first intimation we have had that Senator . Tates, of Illinois; is in the city, says the Mont- Pbooeess or the EpmEsao. A little three | gomery Advertiser,^^isgen^emmi year old in New Orleans recen-iy^ np Commerce and Market I dlffigs’24%@24%- ' ■*-. ' mother, who attempted to correct ter, by mt^ or coat, ^ ^ mn ch dignity. Chaslzotoh, January2«.-OottqnbsImKObales: tfc,,:- - „„„„ B rbnbbv little hand and | streets, yesterday morning, wim “ /■ \ k-morts to the Continent 377; market ■Pfche Senate yesterday, by a f very , close vote, adopted Mr. Drake’s proscriptive amendment to the Virginia admission bill—not on® T°te being given for it from the tiiree^great^Btetes^of ^New | dude Turpentine steady tioning her away with a chubby little hand scornfully saying, “ Shoo, fly, don’t bodder receipts 1271; exports to the Continent 877; firmer; demand good; middlings 21%. Fearful Mortality ih a Family.—Hon. John P. Morgan, of Montevallo, Ala., eldest son of John S. Morgan, Esq., died Dec. 27,18C9; John 8. Morgan, the father, died Deo. 21st, 1869 ; and the only remaining son, Samuel F. Morgan, died Jan. 9, 1870. Ex-SuPEKornmsKRT Hut.rkrt.—W r Q under a:and that thin gentleman, who, whatever may b6 his sins as a politician, certainly developed decided administrative ability as a railroad manager, has been offered a salary of $10,000 to take charge of the Brunswick and Albany Railroad. We judge that if his Senatorial aspi rations are defeated, he will not hold the offer in abeyance very long. York. Pennsylvania and Ohio, which together I ij^. buoyant at 230. number more than one-fourth of the Union. It cotton steady at 23%. wascarried by a combination of littie States and wasew . -- 0 f the American H. J. MINOR & CO., Savannah, Ga. - N. B.—Planters may send thsir orders and the money without employing agents. jan9deodl0t&w6t r. W. SIMS. J.F. WHSATOS. N. B. BROWS F. W. SIMS & C C, COTTON FACTORS GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, | SAVANNAH. GA. __ Consignments solicited: Remittonoee made promptiy; Advances of Provisions, Bagging. Ties and Rope made to persons sending us Cotton lor sale. . E XECUTOR’S SALE.—By virtue of en order from the Court of Ordinary of Bibb county, will be sold on tbe first Tuesday in March, next, between tbe legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House.door, in said County, the following property brionsmg to the estate of Abner Raley.Iate or said County. >de- j ceased, to-wit: North half of Lot No. forty-two (42) in Fourth District of arid county, same being one hun dred and on« acres, more or leu. Torms^h.^ ian25tds'■ ‘ Executor. jsm DR. GHALLENBCRCER’S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Al—ays Stops the Chilis. This iledicino lus bocn bewro the Publio fifteen years, c.-1 ii Et"»l cievl -c,f all other knewn rcru-h'.ks. It d>« n :t j-urge, does not eickcu ih’o etomach, is perfectly safe in any do.a mil udder nil clrcaniitanccs, and is tho only Medicine Hint will CUa£ IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever and Agut, it is a perfect An lido to to . Bold by ' all Druggists. goals—a large majority ot the America] neobKevenasrepresentedmtheBenate^being J j^rd 17%. tc it Then followed sundry kindred amendments, the offsprtogof distrust and hate, which were gen-. ^carried at all, by very 5ose I kotUe 16%. r;;-- Tv Jsnuarv 26. Comunchangod. Meas 1 Gordon, doceasod.. These a ^ # ttherefoWjt|reiteind Pork 28 60. Bacon, shoulders 13%; dear side* 16%. 1 jdg^^hdUhc w!thto°the time r re- Whisky 95@96. , , 1 bribed by law, and show cause, if any, why ssid Let- 26.—Cpmateadyat 75^78. ^ f VuV‘d* n*hi P should not be rrsntH " ? under my hand a* offie% JanuarjjgTS7(t Griffin Male Inslitute, rilHR best Mathematical wad Claesieai High School JL in the State. Retire east of Board and Tuition only $23) per rear. Every parent may presence tne studies in which his ton shall engage. Gnffin is on surpassed for heslthfhlness.of r.tustlon, and the fa telllgence, refinement and high moral tone of itseiti- teetf The Spring Term opens S,\5*^ ot January, 18W. A. D. CA^«^ A. «- dool9-4Aw2m* Associate Prinolpab. wSTw^’.^^ess Pork 27£Kk 12%@12%; aides 15%@16. Lard quiet orally oarxied, when votes. j jan25-w30d .HAY. - Ordinary. Pussrr OR Goal.—Smoe the recent warm Kw Olhl* 4a PevTO 9995 1 to 1 Tueadwr in March next. KORGIA. CHAWFORDCOUNTY-By virtue of w order of the OrdinW of *w« oonnty. will bo ha* disappeared, there is said to .be plenty coal in that place. When coal gives oul^they rely mainly on whisky and black-jack cut sticks—particularly the latter. Flour firm; sup treble extra 6 12> Bran 1 85@140. jfu w«re the Court-house door, in the town of Knoxville, within the leg alb ours oi’ sale, on the first 85; donble 6 75; Houston.nowCrawford county. Terms Cwh. 1 05®1 07%. Oata70.1 . MARY SCARBOKULOU, ■; prune 8100. F«*k| jan25-w€t Administratrix. CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL, JONESBORO, GEORGIA. T HE Spring Session of this Sshool will open on the Second Monday fa January.nnderthecontjcdot an ablo carp* of teachers. Aocessibillty, hesitn, thoroughsrss, and ssonomy recommend this School to the public. Twpnundred dollars will board and school a pupil fhi For Pranery diate Cl; months, n> For 1 further particulars address the PriSelpal in send for Circular. novl8-3m Pr&iOT cisS sITmimtae. *12» »or Wtor Principal. A D A L I S HE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH _ Restorer, purifies tha blood and cures Scrofula, Syphilis. Skin Diseases, Rhcutna- 1 ’ tUm, Diseases of Women, snd all Cbronk Affections of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys. Recommended by the Medical Faculty arid many thousands of our best eiiizcns. Read the testimony of Ph; sicians and patients who havo used Kosadalis: send for onr Rosadalis Guide to Health Book, or Almi- nae fsr this year, which we publish for gratuitous distribution; it will give you much valuable information: Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says—I take pleasure in recommending your Hoi-a- dalis as a very powerful alterative. I hat e aoen it used in two cases with happy results; one in a case of secondary syphilis, in which the patient pronounced himself cared after navinr taken five bottles of your medicine. The other is i care of scrofulaoflongstanding, which israpidly improving under its use, and the indica tions are that the patient will soosrecover. I have carefully examined the formula by which your Rosadalis is made, and find it an excellent compound of alterative in- %?edients. Dr. Sparks, of Nicholasville,Ky«saysne has used Rosadalis in cases of Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory re sults—as a cleaner of the Blood I know no better remedy. ■ . -J. Samuel G. MeFadden, of Murfreesboro, I have used seven bottles of Rosadalis. and am entirely cured of Rheumatism; send me four bottles, as I wish it for m brother, who has Scrofulous Sore Eyes. Beniamin Beehtol, of Lima, Ohio, wntes: I have suffered for twenty years with an inveterate oruption over my wholo body;:a short time since I purchased a bcttle o' Rosadalis and it effected a perfect euro. A PROCLAMATION, GEORGIA-. By B. B. Bullock, Governor of said State. Whebkab, Official information has been received at this Department that a murder was committed in the County of Lee, on the 1st day of December, 1869, upon the body of Morgan Battle by Aaron Ragan, and that said Ragan has fled from justice t I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this, my Proclamation, hereby offering a Reward of One Thou sand Dollars for the apprehension and dolivery of the said Aaron Ragan, with evidence!sufficient to oon- vict, to the Sheriff of said County and State. And I do moreover oharge and require all officers in this State, civil and military, to be vigilant in en deavoring to apprehend the said Aaron Ragan, in or der that he may be brought to trialfor tbe offense with which he stands charged. Given nnder my hand and the great Seal of the Stats, at the Capitol, in the city of Atlanta, this 18th day of January, in the year efionr Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy, and of the Inde pendence of the United States of America, the nine ty-fourth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK, „ .. „ Governor. By the Governor: David G. Coitiso, Seotetary of State Department. ian22-d3t*wlt A proclamation. CtESsK-felA”. By R. B. rr. 1loo *> ^oroniorof said Stafc. Whereas, Official information £** VSJnJrf telved at this Department that a most atrocious nU*3#r 'wta committed In th* town ot Jackson and count? Butts, in this State, on the 12th day of January, fast., upon the body of Isaao Srratlin, a person of color, by one Milton Roberts, and that tbe said Roberts has flel from justice; and, Whereas, Cordy Barnes, Coroner of said county of Butts, certifies to me that he, together with the other officers, and many citizens of said county, hss made every possible effort in bis power to apprehend the murderer, hut without avail: Vav. thp.wsfnra. tn the end that saH fnaJl!** 6a» Justice Time be brought to justice for the crime with which he is charged, I have thought proper to issue this, my Proclamation, hereby offering a reward of One Thousand Dollars for the apprehension and de livery of the said Milton Roberts, with evidence to eonvict, to the Sheriff of said County and State. And I do moreover charge and require all officers in this State, Civil and Military, to be vigilant in en deavoring to apprehend tbe said Milton Roberts, in order that he may be brought to trial for the crime with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and the great seal of the State, at the Capitol in Atlanta, this 22dday of January, in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Sev- . enty, and of the Independent of the United States of America the Ninety-Fourth. RUEUS B. BULLOCK, Governor. By the Governor: v David G. Com so. Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION. The raid Milton Roberts is from 5 feet 11 inches to feet high, quite slender, dark hair, small monstacbe _f a dark color, complexion rather dark or sallow, pretty genteely dressed, wean a small black hat, and carries himself very straight and erect. jnnC5-d3t*wlt ROS ADAXj I IS BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. US^Laboratory, No. 61 Exchange Place Baltimore. * - - - ■ J — * I Ora. Clements, Hives 4b C*„ Proprietors Fox sale by I. B, ZRI&XN A CO tuli-stf " A PROCLAMATION. &EOR&IA: By It- B. Bullock, Governor of said State. Whuekas, Official information haa been received at this Department, that a murder was committed in the county of Lee, on tho first day of December, 186S, upon tbe body of Morgan Battle. Hy Aaron Ragan, and that the said Ragan haa fled from justice. I have thought proper, therefore, to issue this my proclamation, hereby offering a reward of Os* Thoc- sakd Dollabs lor the apprehension and delivery of the said Aaron Ragan, with evidence sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of said county and State. And I do moreover charge and require all officers of this State, civil and military, to bo vigilant in en deavoring to apprehend the said Aaron Rsgan, in order that ho may be brought to trial for the cfTense with which he stands charged. Given nnder my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the Capitol, In Atlanta, this 18th day of January in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Sev enty, and of the Independence of the United-States of America the Ninety-Fourth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Governor: Governor. David G. Cotmuo, Secretary of State. jan25d3twlt EC A M ’ S MPROVED COTTON PLANTER, Guano Distributer, P ATENTED by J. G. HAM. and rtoeired the pre mium at tbe Montgomery and Rome FaMra ... manufactured at the Dime Works, and en exki- tion stWRlGLKY A KNOTl’S STORK. Agents for the eity of Macon. _ltt simplicity and JK** ing induces every Planter;to try^it. It distributes small or large quantities with perfto: regularity,-and needs no oertlfieatea. To tee it work eonvuwje every one of its usefulness and labor-saving qualities. Send iu yeur orders at onoeand get »g_edmwshine. Manufacturer's Price, *12, without plow; $13 with plow tor otening irmont. ^ JJUTCHINSON, M&uuf&ct urine AgtnC. Macon. Oft* jan20-d4wlm* , PUTNAM COUNTY FLOURING- MILLS Plantation for Sale. nmg JHne Mills knawn M the DENNIS INDIAN 5riB»fcrtii*rtalbr«Mk»ori««4wHA *«*>*i*^ aoioetowith cither ot tite s»ds^n^ at Atatota«i.a*. RNffltfflLk. lOWtai.' ■ “ V.-’.eri w--:-. ■>-L MMBof'tt-lBMIMtai of Michael Deuais. deeesfi jul. - Exeeuton of Michael Dennis, < novl8-2tawAwtf fed. [OPFICIAI..] Exbchttv* DipabthuTi - . . Statu or Geobqia, Atlanta, Ga., January 21, r } , 1670.) Whereas, A vacancy has occurred, and now exists, .a the office of Ordinary of Lowndes county, caused by the death of William G. Smith, the person having been elected thereto: Now, therefore. I, Rufus B. Bullock, Governor and Commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy of this State, and of the Militia thereof, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by the Constitution and laws of this State, do hereby appoint W illiam H. Dasher, of the county cf Lowndes, Ordinary thereof, to fill the vacancy aloresaid: and it Is hereby ordered that he. the said William H. Dasher, upon his execu ting and filing in this Departmenthis official bend as Clerk of Ordinary In the sum of One Thousand Dol lars. with ruch sureties thereto, as the is* requires, and as shall be satisfactory to me, be commissioned accordingly- Given under my band and tbe Seal of the Execu tive Deportment, at tbe Capitol in the city Of At- lants, the day and year first above written. RUFUS & BULLOCK, ^X Governor. By the Governor: B.. Vito. Lxstub, Secretory Executive Department HgADQUABTBBS JfarTDMT. oy'GuogHA. I Atlanta* Ge., January 2L18TH J_ Approved.- - -ALFRED H. ISKR^. __ - 'Brevet MaL Ges. OommandlngDist. of Ga. ' jsaflB-dSt wU .—By virtue of an or- tween thi JwUrin front of the Court- s, »7S^tfS!aS«St ‘ rtwttr knowi wood; Adminiatrstriz*